If you keep accidentally duplicating the file by hitting the old “Save As” keyboard shortcut, you can change it back manually in macOS’s Keyboard settings. How to Get the Keyboard Shortcut and Menu Item Back It’s been changed from Command+Shift+S, which has been reassigned to “Duplicate.” A four-key shortcut is a little long for such a useful feature, but luckily we can make it easier by hacking it back into the File menu. However, Command+Shift+Option+S isn’t the shortcut you might be used to. Pressing Command+Shift+Option+S directly (the shortcut for “Save,” plus the Option and Shift keys)īoth options are a bit cumbersome, but the functionality is still there:.Holding down Option while you have the file menu open (which will change “Duplicate” into “Save As”), or.Some people will think “Save As” has been completely removed-but it’s still there! This helps keep the menu clean but makes it difficult to find these options. RELATED: Access Hidden Options and Information With Your Mac's Option Key For example, “About This Mac” becomes “System Information.” You’ll see many of the menu options change into different, related options. Try opening up the Apple menu and holding down the Option key. In fact, Apple hides quite a few menu items behind the Option key without any visual notice. This option never left the file menu-it’s just hidden behind the Option key.
